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VRS Now in Estonia

  15/05/2009
Trimble has launched Trimble VRS Now Service in Estonia. The commercial service provides surveyors, civil engineers and geospatial professionals with instant access to real-time kinematic (RTK) Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) corrections without the need for a base station.
 

 

The Trimble service delivers centimetre-level RTK positioning for each GNSS receiver's location anywhere in the network. The Trimble VRS Now Service supplies fast and accurate GNSS positioning for a variety of applications including surveying, urban planning, urban and rural construction, environmental monitoring, resource and territory management, disaster prevention and relief, and scientific research.

 

Service in Estonia is a continuation of Trimble's focus on simplifying access to high-precision GNSS corrections around the world. Similar services are operating in Europe across Germany, Great Britain, Ireland, Northern Ireland, and Spain's greater Madrid area as well as in Florida, Iowa, northern Illinois, and Colorado's Front Range in the U.S. The service has been developed for easy use and for a wide range of user applications.

 

Trimble VRS Now provides service to subscribers, utilizing a network of reference stations, which cover an area of approximately 45,000 square kilometres (17,500 square miles) across the country of Estonia. Users connect into the system using a wireless connection; the software acknowledges the users' field positions and provides a stream of correction data that enable centimetre accuracy throughout the network.

 

Launched in conjunction with the Trimble VRS Now service, the Trimble VRS Now H-StarTM service is also available in Estonia. H-Star technology leverages advanced GPS receivers, sophisticated field logging software, and reference stations from the Trimble VRS Now network. A subscription to the Trimble VRS Now H-Star service, a Trimble H-Star compatible GPS receiver and a mobile phone connection, give mapping and Geographic Information System (GIS) professionals the ability to obtain real-time, subfoot to decimetre accuracy consistently in the field.

 





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 Surveying  GNSS  software  RTK  Construction 
 Positioning  mapping  GIS 

Website: http://www.trimble.com/UKNow
Supplier: Trimble Navigation Ltd

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